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Aug 2, 2020 • 4 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X
Here's a thread of some articles surrounding these topics from the @culanth archives! All free and open access! Any other ideas, #AnthroTwitter, #ClimateTwitter?
This 2017 article by Sarah Vaughn details the epistemic politics that shape the climate adaptation of sea defense in Guyana.
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In this article from 2018, Jason Cons explores recent development projects that seek to instill resilience in populations likely to be severely impacted by climate change.
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There's also this post by Thomas F. Thornton from a 2016 Hot Spots series, focusing on (the challenges and opportunities of) adaptation in the Arctic:

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🌱🌿🌳🌀 "Becoming Sensor is about figuring out a way for settler allies to de-tune the colonial common sense that shapes how we understand the living world..."

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